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The dataset HollywoodMovies2011 contains information on all the 136 movies that

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Question

The dataset HollywoodMovies2011 contains information on all the 136 movies that came out of
Hollywood in 2011.1 One of the variables is the budget (in millions of dollars) to make the movie. Figure 1
shows two boxplots. One represents the budget data for one random sample of size n=30. The other
represents the values in a sampling distribution of 1000 means of budget data from samples of size 30.
See below for box plots


(a) Which is which?
One random sample (A or B) Plot (a)
The sampling distribution (A or B) Plot (b)
(b) From the boxplot showing the data from one random sample, how many values are included in the
data to make the boxplot?
The number of values included is .
Estimate the minimum and maximum values.
Round your answers to the nearest integer.
Minimum :
Maximum :
(c) From the boxplot showing the data from a sampling distribution, how many values are included in
the data to make the boxplot?
The number of values included is .
Estimate the minimum and maximum values.
Round your answers to the nearest integer.
Minimum :
Maximum :

20 30 40 50 60 70 800 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

Explanation / Answer

The number of values included in the boxplot is equal to the sample size n = 30
The number of values included in the boxplot is equal to 1000 , as 1000 means are calculated and used as points , where each point is a mean of 30 points

The minimum and the maximum values of the boxplot are represented by the whiskers or the "lines" of the boxplot, however the dots represent the extreme low and extreme high

Boxplot1

Min 27
Max 79


Boxplot2

Min 1
Max 145

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